Automotive diagnostics company Carly has launched Carly for Enterprise, a diagnostics platform for professional users in the motor trade, according to a press release.
Developed for use by garages, workshops, dealerships, fleet operators and insurers, the system enables rapid vehicle health checks via a mobile dashboard and plug-in OBD II scanner.
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Carly also confirmed a strategic partnership with TÜV NORD to support the enterprise product. The inspection and certification specialist will contribute to expanding Carly’s suite of digital diagnostics services, with an emphasis on trust, transparency and fraud detection.
The Carly for Enterprise package enables users to run diagnostics without technical training or high-cost workshop equipment, the company said. Features include automated fault detection, mileage and VIN verification, and a data wipe tool for secure handovers at lease-end or resale.
Professionals can use the tool across unlimited vehicles, with access via mobile or tablet. Key integrations include real-time diagnostics with severity classification, API-based automation, and customised dashboards showing only relevant data.
The platform is intended to support predictive maintenance, reduce repair costs, and provide evidence for pricing decisions. More than 30,000 users already rely on Carly’s consumer product, but the enterprise version introduces exclusive capabilities tailored for commercial users.
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By GlobalDataOne of the key features of the new platform is a battery State of Health (SoH) diagnostic, designed specifically for electric vehicles (EVs).
Carly says this offers insights into battery condition, especially important as the battery can account for 30% to 40% of an EV’s total value. The tool enables more accurate appraisals in the used EV market and helps businesses make informed purchasing decisions.
Daniel Meeghan, Country Manager UK & Ireland at Carly, said the launch aimed to provide professionals with better access to detailed vehicle insights. “With early fault detection, users can ensure efficient operations and minimise downtime,” he said. “Additionally, real-time, under-the-bonnet insights enable dealerships to price vehicles with accuracy.”
